You should check with your organization’s security team before using this on code you don’t personally own.

Cursor is really one of the &quot;killer software&quot; of the AI revolution.

Isn&#x27;t this just a wrapper around other APIs?

Cursor.sh - it’s been game changer and 4 friends I’ve put onto it. I recommend learning it and forcing yourself to use it for 24 hours before deciding whether it’s useful to you.

currently using supermaven.com, claude 3.5, and aider.chat.as i said in separate post, claude works well, but you can still catch it slippin sometimes.

I have a nagging feeling that I&#x27;m missing out on productivity gains by under utilizing AI for code. I&#x27;ve used copilot and a few other tools but for the most part they didn&#x27;t click with my workflow, or ended up leading me down paths that wasted time.The only thing I do now is chat with Claude via the web chat to brainstorm architecture, tool recommendations, and to get small well defined code snippets or boilerplate to copy into my projects. Don&#x27;t get me wrong, I think this has massively improved my productivity, and made me less scared of driving into projets with unfamiliar languages or stacks. My most useful interactions have been when I use my own experience to point out flaws with the AIs suggestions and ask questions. Its helpful but I feel like I&#x27;m missing out.Given how powerful LLMs are plus options like RAGs and fine tuning, I feel like they should be more capable of accomplishing large chunks of work with supervision. I&#x27;ve certainly seen reports of entire reafactors, features, or language migrations being done with the help of AI.My question is: what tools are people using?What I have in my mind is a tool that can suggest and, crutially, iterate on edits to multiple files at once, include context based on chosen docs or codebases, and be able to branch conversations so that I can clarify and learn without derailing the main thread. I started working on a CLI that can do this but I&#x27;d rather use something off the shelf.

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